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15 Mar - 15 May 2022

Achieving a sustainable and inclusive recovery from the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic

SparkBlue
SparkBlue • 17 February 2022
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The following guiding questions are aligned to each of the three main Leadership Dialogues planned for the Stockholm+50 meeting and will be integrated into the overall consultation agenda and report. Please refer to the question number in your comment.

LD2: Achieving a sustainable and inclusive recovery from the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic:
 

  1. What are the most promising sustainable and inclusive recovery practices currently being applied by public, private and civil society groups at individual, community, city, regional, country level? And how could we scale them up?
     
  2. What recovery and pre-existing practises need to be changed to ensure an inclusive and sustainable recovery?
      
  3. How do we ensure that all countries/communities can benefit from opportunities stemming from a sustainable and just transition?
     
  4. How can we create better performing industries and supply chains for a just transition to more sustainable economies? which sectors are most critical? 
     
  5. What are some of the commitments and “responsible” principles that need to be made by key industry sectors and by finance and investment institutions?
     
  6. What are the decent green jobs of the future?  What are the new skills needed, what is needed from business?  from government?  from academia?

Comments (4)

Aveorus
Aveorus • 1 year ago

6. The program made by government called Cesta-bazika is really helpful during the pandemic, because the government purchases a local product in big scales, even the local one not enough to answer the demand from the government. somehow the ministry sosial solidarity made a program who gives loan to the local commercial/business  to help survive in the pandemic. How to scale up..? It's the question we want to know,Well from my opinion we need to invest in agriculture special in rural area.but how..? We must focus on one municipality first one area first and then we can move on to others area examples the program we focus on Baukau on tirilolo sub-district first we invest in education of agriculture training of agriculture workshops of agriculture and we help them in fund and me must have someone who always Monitoring them weekly until it reaches the goal. When we do this consistently we can scale up in the area in full mass,and we can move to the others area such as baguia,laga and others when we successfully reach in one municipality we can move to the others. So we can more help the people in rural area to survive in the pandemic and I believe we can help in the future. 

xka B
xka B • 1 year ago

11.Green jobs are those types of jobs that contribute to preserve/restore environment, and are important to help e.g improve energy, protect and restore ecosystem, minimize waste and pollution, support adaptation to the effect of climate change.

Important "green" skills needed in our country e.g in the area of renewable energy, recycling and waste management,environmental protection, water conservation.

Both government and Business/enterprises need to invest in workforce training and learning courses to grow their green skills. Investing in clean energy could create more opportunities in green jobs. Establish policies and commitments to end  subsidies that harm nature( reduce products that are harmful and pollute the environment) can create more green jobs

Academia should consider to invest/improve more skills in sectors such as science, planning, agriculture and environmental